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Investor buys 200 decayed homes in Japan, generates Rs 7.4 crore annual rental income

At 23, the man bought his first property, an auctioned flat, for 1.7 million yen (₹9 lakh) and sold it six years later for 4.3 million yen (₹22.8 lakh).
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